THE SOUTH N.RWAI.K EPVENI NG SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, 0013,1917
Days 01 Yore 1
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“Them was the happy
days" e’er war had yet be
gun, when a man went out
aohoot’ 11 birds if he longed
'touseagun. “Themiwas the
happy days” when flour was
One a bag, but now the price
is nearly twice—:—-—in honor of
the Flag.
“Them was the happy
days" when Coal was Six per
ton, but now it’s more, it
makes folks sore and smoth-
ers all our fun. “Them was
the happy days” when coal
men used to plead if we d but
buy a barge of coal we “d get it
' , with all speed. But now
their hearts are stone, we hate
their cruel ways, how differ-
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BUILD NOW
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver _Board facilities for
largescale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OEBEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need Let us prepare estimates.
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Relieves ll to 5 dill.
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Sale of Sample‘Suits,
‘ Dresses and Coats
This is an occasion toward which hundreds of women and misses
look forward to, for this great sale gives the best of fashions
and values at the beginning of the season. Come and take ad-
vantage right now and sav money.
Headquarters for Papa er Priced Hats from 98c to $5.00
CLOAKS, we PARIS MILLINE‘RY
TEE GILLETTE WAY IS THE.
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G. NO STROPPING, NO
'gONING.
SHAVING with “THE. GIL-
LETTE” is the simplest kind
of an act. Follow carefully our
‘ 1 directions, and the result will
be most satisfactory.
33 South Main St. South Norwalk. 1
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwallc
COFFEE TEA l
Oolong, Mixed and English ‘
V213 Rest Breakfast 1
° ' ' 351: lb. 1
G°°d 0'05“ India and Ceylon ‘
. 1911 lb. 45c1b.
2 Bags Salt .......... 50 D. at C. Flour ........ 11c pkg.
3 Pkgs. Atlas Jelly Powder ......................... 200
1 lb. Loose Cocoa .230 lb 1 lb Loose Cocoanut .230 lb.
6 Climax Soap . 27c 1 2 lb. can Atlas Cocoa .18c
8 Rolls Toilet Paper .............................. .. 25c
19"A'brand new, set for the sol-
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i ier boy leaving for the front.
Call and see it.
' Albert D. Morgan
wasmuo'rou eraser
51111110 will rush our trouble man
right around when'something like
this happens in your home. it your
PLUMBING
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Specials for Thursday
Strictly Fresh Eggs 481 doz
Dixie Bacon . 34c lh
Round Steak . 321 lb
Sirloin Steak 32c lb
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets ’
worn out, have us make neces- 32 Washington St. 39 Main St' ,
laryvrepairs or install a new system l South NONI“. Norwalk.
Piumblny and .lHeatlng
\ Tel. 1354
- ., Main st. South Norwalk. 1
V 'JOBBING A SPECIAILTY m
SPECIALS
Extra Fine Creamery Butter, per lb. .............. 48c
Soap, Lenox or Swift’s Pride, 11 bar . . ., ............ 5c)
Square Brand Condensed Milk ..... . 2 cans 251:
Van Camp’s Beans in tomato sauce, a can ............. 18c
White Rose Beans, a can. ......................... 15c
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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New arrivals of Dainty Neckwear brings wide variety of
Collars and Collar and Gulf Sets.
Washable Satin, Organdie, Pique, Georgette Crepes and
Broadcloth are well represented
All the favored shapes including the new shawl‘effect.
PRICES RANGE FROM_........‘..... ...... 25c to $3.90
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Names of Men From This
Town Now in Service or in
Training Under The Stars
and Stripes—Darien Has
Furnished a Larger Num-
ber of Recruits Per Capita
Than Many Larger Com-
munities
Uni ted States Army.
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t‘:1pl.Alllt d In ushau'.
Capt II, )I. Banks, ud
Cum. H S Ne ilsull Quanwununlr—r
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le'ul. Donald Mixsell, in France. .
ht'l'gt‘alll Charles Nash.
Sergeant V. .\i, Jenkins, Quarter-
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United States Marines,
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Aviation Corps, U. S. A.
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Wilfred Lowndcs.
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George Sutton.
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BRlGADIER GENERAL ASSIGNED
wnsmxorox. 0m. 3.—Assigu-
cludc General William S. Mosaic,
151st Artillery Brigade, Camp DM-
ons, Aver, Mass.
Special Prices
Porterhouse Steak ......... 400
Sirloin Steak ........... 380
Round Steak ‘ .............. ~360
Chopped Meat . ............ 24c
Loin Lamb Chops ........... 350
Rib Lamb Chops ........... 32c
Native Veal from .. . . . . .. 200 up
Corned Beef Tongues ....... 24o
Lamb Tongues in jars 15c, 18c, 750
Everything in Heinse’s Goods. '
Native Peaches, large free .
stones .
Pure Lard ...... . ....... 29c lb.
Charnock’s Market
Free Delivery 1
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Norwalk’s Leading, Dry Goods Store
The New Coats are Here
The very latest models for Ladies and. Misses 1
in the most popular colors and fabrics are attract-f ,1
111g much attention in our suit section.
Continuing the Sale 01 Household Goods ~
20 % DISCOUNT ‘ ~ '
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Training Camp, Plattsburg.
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National Army.
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Clash of Authority Over Dc-= The Leadlng Mllllnery
tention of Ex-Harbor in Nor'walk
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sulml ill the killing of :1 policclmln' '
here on pt'illlul'y clcclion day. l Milllnery for less than the big
All lllc prisoners W111 be {ll'l'illllnl‘lll . . ‘ . .
| stores in the big Cities.
' a larger and better assortment of Millinery than shown
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before Judge lit-own in the nlulllcl‘pnll
court tomorrow on chat-gm: of mud
spll'ucy to commit :llrgrnvutcd assault l
and nlurdcl'. At 'llc samc linlc Mayor?
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Thomas 11. Smith, Police Lieutenant " . ' '
David ilcunctl, Common Coullcillmut;"—"— - “—I
issue llculscll. and two ullcgod L‘llil- ‘ "
ntcn. Jacob Muscle and John Cos-
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chances. ' a-C' ua y ma ell
The clash between District Allur-
ncy’ llollln and llircctor Wilson came h h '
when 1111'. 11011111 blocked an attempt In t e ome 7, ’
l ' will one plece cf furnliure
Mnlonoy. Upon 1911111ng 111111 Mal-
Olll’yjllid been taken illto custody by
cily detectives, Mr. llolnn appealed '
to Judge Martin in quurtor sessions
court and obluincd his rclease on 11
writ of ilnh’eas cor.pus The disllict
attorney declared that liaionev was
an inlpolluui witness 1'01 the common-
wealth and that his arraignment on
the allergies of co'nspllucy in connec-
tion with the murder would block the
ends 91 justice. Maloney was palol
ed in the custodv of an assistant dis
lricl attorney although counsel repre-
senting the department of public safe-
ly minted for a revocation of the rul-
ing.
The prisoners taken include John1
Wirlschaftcl a district dcleciive 11110
is charged with leading the alleged
gunmen’s raid on ”the Flllletter Club.
on the night. bcfore the primary;
Michael Murphy, also :1 district de-
toctivc; Clarence Haydon, colored.
Lewis Feldman. and Samuel gram.)
policemen. in addition to the cllal‘gcsl
of con‘spiracy the policemen are ulsol
churned with \iclation of the Show
Ian felbidding police participation in.
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‘1 No piece of home furniture quite as
. comfortable. convenient and attractive has
ever been offered. Besides being a "dung
of beauty and a joy _"forcver. it ellects a rcal
saving in rent by saving space. it makes hvc
rooms do the Work of six The following table
shows how It will earn nineteen times its cost in
fifteen years.
Rout. Gdroom flat. 1 your . . . . . . $300.00
Rent. S-room "at, i you ....... 240.00
Saving in rent. 1 room, 1 your . . .
Life of Kindcl Parlor Bed. minimum 15 your.
perv ...........
Avon‘s czn of Kinds! Parlor Bed
Total Earnings of Kindel Pulnr Bed.
A. .l. Angevine 81 Son _
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Advertise inthe Sentinel
polit' lCS.
Some of our pllbiic men deny that
they are traitors. as they are merely
exercising their constitutional right
help destroy the United States
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racotnl; awkward bust- fectiy Gown. Lon 111
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first wearing. Economies! Price.
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